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  • … green by midsummer when the white bottlebrush flowers are in bloom, and red and copper for the finale in autumn. At 3-feet by 3 feet, it's also smaller than most Rodgersias so it can …
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  • … Rose' isn't just a heritage rose.Iit's historic. It was cultivated by the Greeks and Romans for medicinal purposes. It was one the most often represented in Renaissance art. In England's …
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  • … to light yellow and then white over time. The flowers are two inches across and quite double for their size (petal count: 32) so the clusters have a strong visual presence. You can use it in …
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  • … with adequate water, responding well to applications of fertilizers formulated specifically for roses. Mound the base of the plant with mulch/leaf mold after the first hard frost to protect …
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  • … of polinators. And once bloom is over, the decorative red hips (seed pods) provide winter food for birds.  It won't surprise you to learn that like most natives, this is a vigorous, …
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  • … or as a spiller in a container, that dense, bright mass of color acts as a "footlight" for taller plants with darker leaves. But the color show doesn't end there. 'Angelina' is a …
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  • … Birchleaf spirea is named for the shape of its leaves, which resemble those of the birch genus. White flowers appear in …
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  • … Shinyleaf spirea is native to western North America.  Spiraea betulifolia is named for the shape of its leaves, which resemble those of the birch genus. The genus Spiraea consists …
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  • … reach 2-3 feet in height and width. A warm humid environment with filtered light is necessary for successfully growing these epiphytic ferns. In home gardens it is commonly grown by tying the …
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  • … this species is well adapted to heavy clay waterlogged soils which makes it a winner for Chicago area gardeners. The plants clump up over time turning into an almost solid mass that …
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